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... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions were holden on Tuesday last at Maidstone, before Joseph Berens, Esq., Chairman, and a full bench of Magistrates. The following is a calendar of the prisoners tried with their respective sentences:-. John Bennett ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. DOVES DimUSSY * WISH VAWLTS. THE heading of tbi* adMrtiMaMt will not Ml of ibelf to eseito on ioterett la ibo older InboUteoU of Kent, who may obonee to read It, a* It will mail to their mind' a long loat laxary ; ...
... high turnpike mad, to Canterbury, the utosl delightful port, of the Comity Kent, about 6 miles from Siltlngbourne, the same distance from the City of Kdrfeesler, 10' from Maidstone, and 30 from t,be Metropolis, late the residence of J. Peek, esq. deceased ...
... linendraper.—Richard Truswell, Sheffield, baker. PmaoKsns on tiisib own Petitions. —John Blackburn, sen., Kent, minister —Henry Wade Smith, Old Charlton, Kent, carpenter. ...
... Ten in; Star, Maidstone; Fountain, Crown, Rochester flose, Sittingbourne, Granny's Head, Dartibrd at Garraway's; and of Mr, ' Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, Lmdon; where Plans 'Df the Estate may seen. Ii.EM SIX MILES OF MAIDSTONE. The Extensive ...
... shoemaker, Week Street Maidstone, Ocl. 17. in Earl Street. Maidstone. Mis. Nash aged 92' Oct. 18, Street, Mrs. Ann Fnh, relict Mr. V* m Fish, late of Litllehounie, Oct. 22, Mr Thomas Cogger, of trming Heath, aged ii 3. MAIDSTONE MARKET. Average Price of ...
... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER, POETRY. THE TRADITIONS OF THE CLERK OF F-, IN KENT, SELATCn TO HIS GRAND-CHILD M A R(i A RKT. Part I. Dost ask of me my grandsire, child? then rest beneath this tree, And I’ll tell ye who grandsire was, amt what ...
... vatesofdie Kent Brigade. Tlnrses starline One mile and distance. Weights 12st. Horses starling for the first race to be disqualified for the second. This came off as below ; , , , Mr. Barline’s Tickham Lass (purple) _. Mr. Frv’s Flower of Kent (purple and ...
... were pledged pawnbroker’s the prisoner Kent. Mo.Donald, when apprehended, said that he had given the property to Kent pledge for him, and had swallowed the duplicate. Mc.Donald, seven years’transportation; Kent. Not Guilty. Mc.Donald bad been convicted ...
... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER. MAIDSTONE BOROUGH SESSION. •ll,i, g.ssion commenced ~.te,day. hefore 111. (D. Pollock, K.q.). >1,6,e being 01.0 .b. - Mayor. ( T. Fr.nklyn, I'-.'i ,) and C. till., T. Smith, r. Hyd., J. M.r.., E.qr.., Ju.tice.. Rccca ...
... LONDON AND MAIDSTONE FAVORITE COACH. NOTICE. THE FAVORITE COACH rum EVERY DAY in the week, and will continue to so durinp the Summer, leasing the Haunch of Venison Coach Opeicb, Maidstone, every Afternoon, at Four o’clock. Tlic Favoritelcaves the Belle ...
... successful. He was in private life a kind hearted benevolent man. Mr. Richard Wedd, surgeon, of Maidstone, gave similar testimony, did also Mr. Parton, miller, of Maidstone, who had lived at Horsmonden, and the Rev. Mr. Lemon, resident clergyman of Brenchley. ...